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Janmashtami 2025: 10 Dahi Handi Celebrations In Delhi You Must Attend For Devotion, Culture, And Festive Fun
Janmashtami 2025: 10 Dahi Handi Celebrations In Delhi You Must Attend For Devotion, Culture, And Festive Fun

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Janmashtami 2025: 10 Dahi Handi Celebrations In Delhi You Must Attend For Devotion, Culture, And Festive Fun

photoDetails english 2946697 Janmashtami 2025 in Delhi will be celebrated with grandeur through vibrant Dahi Handi events. These celebrations bring together devotion, tradition, and festive spirit with music, dance, and cultural performances. From temples to community grounds, the city hosts thrilling handi-breaking competitions and spiritual gatherings. Don't miss these 10 must-attend Dahi Handi celebrations for an unforgettable festive experience. Updated:Aug 16, 2025, 10:21 AM IST Janmashtami 2025 1 / 12 Janmashtami, the joyous festival marking the birth of Lord Krishna, is celebrated across India with devotion, music, and high-energy traditions. Among the most thrilling events is Dahi Handi—a lively recreation of Krishna's childhood pastime of stealing butter, where teams form human pyramids to break a pot suspended high above the ground. In Delhi, the festival takes on a grand scale, with vibrant decorations, live performances, and massive crowds cheering for the Govindas (participants). Here are 10 must-visit Dahi Handi celebrations in Delhi for Janmashtami 2025. ISKCON Temple, East of Kailash 2 / 12 The ISKCON Temple hosts one of the most devotional and well-organised Dahi Handi events in Delhi. Along with the main ceremony, visitors can enjoy melodious kirtans, classical dance performances, and beautifully decorated Krishna idols. Dwarka Sector-6 Dahi Handi Mahotsav 3 / 12 This event is known for its competitive spirit, with teams from across Delhi NCR participating. The vibrant atmosphere, music, and delicious prasad make it a must-visit for those who want both devotion and excitement. Janmashtami at Connaught Place Central Park 4 / 12 Central Park transforms into a lively celebration ground with a massive gathering for the Dahi Handi challenge. Cultural performances, folk dances, and festive food stalls add to the charm. Chhatarpur Temple Celebrations 5 / 12 The grand Chhatarpur Temple hosts a devotional yet energetic Dahi Handi event, attracting both devotees and tourists. The temple's illuminated backdrop enhances the festive mood. Laxmi Nagar Dahi Handi Utsav 6 / 12 Popular among East Delhi residents, this celebration blends devotional activities with fun competitions. Local artists often perform devotional songs, adding to the festive energy. Pitampura Dahi Handi Mahotsav 7 / 12 Pitampura's Dahi Handi event is famous for its live DJ performances, colourful processions, and competitive pyramid challenges. The vibrant local participation makes it special. Karol Bagh Janmashtami Celebrations 8 / 12 Karol Bagh hosts a grand Dahi Handi with street decorations, cultural dances, and a variety of festive food stalls. It's a hotspot for both devotees and shoppers enjoying the festivities. Rohini Sector-11 Dahi Handi Event 9 / 12 Known for its large crowds and energetic participants, this event is a favourite among youngsters. The music, lights, and community spirit make it unforgettable. Shahdara Janmashtami Mela 10 / 12 Shahdara's Dahi Handi celebration is part of a larger Janmashtami fair with rides, food stalls, and cultural programs, making it perfect for a family outing. Rajouri Garden Janmashtami Utsav 11 / 12 This area hosts a colourful celebration with enthusiastic teams, devotional music, and beautifully decorated pandals, offering a blend of tradition and festivity. 12 / 12 From the devotional ambience of ISKCON to the energetic street celebrations of Karol Bagh and Rohini, Delhi's Dahi Handi events during Janmashtami 2025 offer something for everyone. Whether you're seeking spiritual connection, cultural performances, or the thrill of watching Govindas form daring human pyramids, these 10 spots promise a memorable festive experience.

Janmashtami 2025: Spains Castellers Group Arrives In Mumbai For Dahi Handi Celebrations
Janmashtami 2025: Spains Castellers Group Arrives In Mumbai For Dahi Handi Celebrations

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Janmashtami 2025: Spains Castellers Group Arrives In Mumbai For Dahi Handi Celebrations

Mumbai: Ahead of the auspicious festival of Janmashtami 2025, a Spanish team of castellers has arrived in Maharashtra to take part in the Dahi Handi Mahotsav. In visuals from Mumbai, a group of castellers were seen forming a human pyramid and performing for the crowd on the occasion of Independence Day on Friday. They are also set to participate in the Dahi Handi festival organised in Thane on Saturday. People from various age groups were seen forming the pyramid, including small children. Mumbai, Maharashtra: On the occasion of #IndependenceDay, the 'Spain Child Castlers' Govinda Team performed a traditional performance at Siddhivinayak Temple — IANS (@ians_india) August 15, 2025 Pau Caravaca Fuentes, the captain of the castellers group spoke to ANI and shared their experience in India. "We are really having a great time in India. There are a lot of surprises. It is an exchange of culture between Catalonia and India. We are having a great experience, and it feels very good," he said. Fuentes also shared that his team offered prayers at the Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai, further expressing his admiration toward the 'Govindas.' "They are heroes for us. We saw several big Govinda structures, and it was very surprising for us," he said. Castells are referred to as human towers built by members of various groups as a part of annual festivals in Catalan towns and cities. Meanwhile, preparations for Dahi Handi festivities and Janmashtami have been underway across the country, including in Maharashtra. The state is known for witnessing grand Dahi Handi events at various places. On this occasion, people celebrate by filling an earthen pot with curd, butter and other milk products. Subsequently, people in large groups form human pyramids to reach the pot at the height and break it with a stick. The tradition symbolises Lord Krishna's playfulness and his love for butter and curd. Janmashtami will be celebrated in India on Saturday, August 16.

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